Susie, a stunning 15-year-old female cat, needs a new home.
Since she is a mature and sophisticated lady, she will need a calm and quiet enviroment. And she will need your patience as she grows accustomed to your home.
But it will be totally worth the wait â Susie will be the best roommate you ever had.
If you would to meet Susie, contact the Humane League, 2195 Lincoln Highway East, at 717-393-6551.
LAST WEEKâS PET
â¢Â Reeses, a 1-year-old female domestic shorthair cat, was adopted from Pet Pantry of Lancaster County.
The event invites people looking for pets to adopt a cat without having to pay adoption fees. Author: Valeria De Leon (FOX43) Published: 11:33 PM EST February 7, 2021 Updated: 11:33 PM EST February 7, 2021
LANCASTER, Pa. Many people celebrated the Super Bowl by finding a loving home for shelter cats.
The Humane League of Lancaster County hosted its first annual Su-purr Bowl Sunday.
The event invites people looking for pets to adopt a cat without having to pay adoption fees.
The organization started the event to spotlight all of its felines needing a a place to call home. The Su-purr Bowl event we are holding today, is essentially finding all of our cats and kittens that we have in house homes, said animal care coordinator, Brandea Taylor, We have four adults in our main section available and four kittens available. But we re still doing what we need to do for the community that assists them with the re-homing process
Alice was born as an outdoor kitty, but sheâs ready to find an indoor forever home.
Alice, who is about a year and a half old, grew up with her mother and siblings. A kind family nearby with a love for cats fed them and had them all spayed and neutered. They eventually contacted Pet Pantry to find them permanent homes.
Although she is a sweetheart, Alice may be a little nervous at first and need some time to adjust to a new home. She came to Pet Pantry with her brothers. She would do fine by herself but would love to have one of her brothers as a companion, too.
Jan 22, 2021
(Harrisburg, PA) New COVID-19 cases continue to pile up in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported over 5,600 positive cases yesterday. There were also 260 more people who passed away due to complications of COVID-19, taking the PA death toll to 20,128. There have now been almost 789,000 positive cases reported in the state since the beginning of the pandemic. Harrisburg Woman Accused Of Stealing From Nancy Pelosi s Office Released From Jail
(Harrisburg, PA) The Harrisburg woman who is being accused of stealing from Nancy Pelosi s office during the Capitol riot is now being put on house detention. Riley Williams was released to the custody of her mother yesterday by a federal judge. She is being put on house detention and will be wearing an ankle monitor while she isn t allowed to travel or leave her home unless preapproved. Williams is being charged with obstructing Congress, aiding and abetting theft of U.S. property and violent e
Well then, we have the cat for you!
Meet Sebastian, a 7-year-old domestic shorthair male. He is neutered and declawed.
Sebastian is a top-tier in-home supervisor who likes to watch from the sidelines to ensure your home is running efficiently. In his downtime, Sebastian likes to unwind with a good laser pointer.
If you need some guidance in your life, come check out Sebastian today. We think youâll like his resume!
If you are interested in adopting Sebastian, contact the Humane League, 2195 Lincoln Highway East, at 717-393-6551.
LAST WEEKâS PET
Laddie, a 2-year-old domestic longhaired cat, was still available for adoption late this week at Pet Pantry of Lancaster County.